Friday, 31 October 2014

I read the Makhra shootout and death of 3 people in Beijing where I am leading a BJP delegation under the instruction of Party President Sh Amit Shah. Yesterday my party leaders and MPs led by Sh Naqvi tried to visit Makhra for understanding the ground situation in a democratic and peaceful manner. They were stopped and arrested along with State President Sh Rahul Sinha by Bengal police. It is unfortunate and the step is a reminder of anarchist TMC rule in West Bengal.

TMC leader Mukul Roy's statement that BJP is spreading communalism and no one is above law even MPs is not only condemnable but raises many questions on the ideology of Ms Mamata Banerjee led TMC. The rule of law in Bengal has been converted into Law of Vote Bank by TMC and WB has become under Mamata Banerji the land of Jehadis. However BJP imbibed under the ideology led by Dr Shyama Prasad Mukerjee of Nationalism will not allow WB to become Jehadi safe haven. this promise is made by by BJP and nations tallest leader Sh Narendre Modi to people of Bengal and India

BJP State President Shri Rahul Sinha has announced that a relief food van containing food packets and Water would reach Makhra on tomorrow, the 1st November, 2014, which will be taken by 2 members delegation under Panrui P.S. in Birbhum District to help the villagers who are starving as the TMC goons have looted all their belongings and destroyed all the Tubewells in connivance with the local police.

The team will be led by our National Committee Member and Ex- State President Shri Tathagata Roy. Because of imposition of Sec. 144 in that P.S., only Shri Tathagata Roy along with one district leader would enter the village to distribute food packet and water to the villagers on humanitarian ground.

You are requested to depute your correspondent and photographer to cover the same.

Tuesday, 14 October 2014

103rd commemorate of Sister Nivedita has been celebrated at Darjeeling.The occasion was celebrated in presence of MP of Darjeeling S.S.Ahlualia, some high dignitaries of GTA,some dignified organizers from RSS like Gobinda Ghosh,and others. A report has been prepared by Basudev Paul in Bengali and the photo copy of his report is attached for your convenient.Also a photo copy of message from Chief executive Bimal Gurung for the occasion is attached.

Wednesday, 8 October 2014

This Scoop article on Havoc Blast at Burdwan on 2nd october has been written by Basudeb Paul which is great informative.How deep is the the root of militant activity in West Bengal can be known from this timely article. Also one can know about the stand of W.B. Govt. on the matter.The original article was written in Hindi so we have attached photo copies of original manuscript of the author.

Friday, 3 October 2014

Nagpur October 3: Below given is the summary of
speech by RSS Sasrasanghachalak Mohan Bhagwat at VIJAYA DASHAMI
celebrations held at Reshimbagh Maidan, Nagpur. RSS was founded on
Vijayadashami Day in 1925, had completed its 89th years, turned 90 on
Friday.
Dileep Gupta, Prant Sanghachalak presided over the event. Ram Harkare
Sah-prant Sanghachalak was present. RSS top functionaries including Dr
Manmohan Vaidya, Jagadish Prasad, Rashtra Sevika Samiti’s Pramukh
Sanchalika V Shanta Kumari, Pramila Tayi, BJP ledaers Nitin Gadkari,
several others attended the ceremony. There was a spectacular show of
Demonstration of Physical exercise held ahead of Bhagwats speech.

Summary of Speech:
We have gathered here once again after a year on this auspicious and
holy occasion of Vijaya Dashami. This year the environment is quite
different and everyone can feel it. . The grand success of our
scientists in sending our ‘Mangal Yaan’ into the orbit of Mars, that
also in the maiden attempt, has tremendously generated respect for us
and has added to our self confidence. We express our hearty
congratulations to all our scientists and their entire team for their
success in the ‘Magnal-Abhiyaan’. We heartily congratulate all the
athletes who made the nation proud by winning medals in Asiad games
going on in South Korea. This year also happens to be the millennium
year of victorious saga of life of the great Rajrajendra Chol. The 50th
anniversary of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay’s great philosophy of ‘Ekatma
Manav-darshan’ i.e. ‘Integral Humanism’ is yet another proud reference
of this year. . We have also made the world realise that the common
citizen of Bharat takes part in the process of future building of
her/his nation through execution of her/his democratic responsibilities
with maturity and enthusiasm as equal, if not more, to the prosperous
and well educated citizens of so called developed countries. This
realization about Bharatiya people among countries across the world has
substantially increased respect for our patience, enthusiasm and our
self confidence, as expressed by some of them. The enthusiasm and
resolve exhibited by the Bharatiya Diaspora across the world towards
Bharat is a welcome omen for the proud and prosperous Bharat.

But we must
also realize that all this is only a small step in the direction of our
goal of making Bharat the ‘Vishwa-Guru’ of the world, a model nation
that runs on the principles of happiness, peace and harmony. We have to
do a lot and have to cover quite a long distance to reach our goal. One
can understand this easily after reviewing the prevailing situation
within Bharat and across the world.

Humanity can live a happy, peaceful and beautiful life only when we
understand and follow the principles of loving and respectfully
accepting the plurality inherent in nature; move with a sense of
coordination, cooperation, empathy and dialogue and; adopt the path of
non-violence and constitutional middle path instead of practicing
unilateral fanaticism and violence in our practices in matters related
to ideological and religious conduct. This truth has been intellectually
preached, quite sufficiently for that matter, since the beginning of
known world history. Everyone knows this at the thinking level. But
these noble thoughts though preached regularly in discourses and advice
has no backing of practice. What we observe is nothing less than
arrogance, egoism, selfishness and utter rigidity when it comes to
individual or national behaviour. It is not therefore surprising that
despite a substantial progress on the fronts of human knowledge,
science, technology, facilities and comforts and despite making all
efforts and experiments in the direction of reducing unhappiness, pain
and grief, over past two thousand years, humanity is still facing the
same problems time and again. Rather this so called ‘progress’ has added
new problems which we are unable to handle.
Today we see that even when the issue of ecology is being discussed
in details for past many decades, yet we find that with each passing day
the ecological destruction is approaching much faster and closer to us.
Because of this environmental destruction, the world is facing newer
and deadlier natural calamities consistently. But except for some
changes in their vocabulary or some half hearted attempts at symptomatic
treatment, no meaningful change is visible in the policies of nations
and large multinational companies. What we are witnessing today is
simply the same old, single minded materialistic, consumerist and a self
centred ideology at work in overt or covert forms.
It is this self centred collective greed that gives rise to
exploitation, suppression, violence and fanaticism. Precisely, operating
on the basis of such selfish interests by the western countries is
responsible for a new incarnation of terror and fundamentalism that has
emerged today in West Asia in the form of ISIS terrorising the whole
world. There is no doubt that most countries and religious groups of the
world are thinking of standing united and fighting against this menace
and they may do so; but, unless the momentum of that vicious cycle of
terror is uprooted, it is not possible to rescue the world from the
cyclic waves of terror which keeps on emerging in a new shape every time
due to the acts and tendencies of self centeredness and selfish greed
since centuries.

Those who want
to undertake this effort will have to first completely eradicate the
selfishness, fear and absolute materialistic fundamentalism from their
own hearts and adopt an integrated and holistic view that looks for
happiness of one and all. Those forces which focus only at achieving the
economic interests of their own groups in the name of globalization;
want to expand their own empires in the name of establishing peace or;
compelling all other countries to remain weak and helpless in the name
of non-proliferation of weapons, can never and shall never let the dream
of a happy and beautiful world become a reality.

In the history of past one thousand years, Bharat has been the only
example which has made genuine efforts in this direction through the
path of truth and non-violence. Right from times immemorial to this
moment, the unbroken current of national thinking that has prevailed in
the vast region between the Himalayas and its extensions on one side and
the sea on the other, has been known as Hindutva. Its special
characteristic is that despite the natural plurality of languages,
geography, faiths and sects, castes and sub castes, food habits,
traditions etc., it assimilates and accepts all of them with full
respect and takes them along in the direction of welfare of the entire
world. It offers complete freedom in matters of one’s search for truth
in life, experience and its inference. Neither any questions are raised
against one’s faith being different, nor campaigns are run to destroy
other idols of worship, nor there is a tradition of raising disputes
over the validity or respectability of other’s faith on the basis of
systems restricted by the dictates of a book. Full freedom of
unrestricted debates on opinions about faith and beliefs intellectually,
at the same time respect and acceptance of each other’s faith, harmony
and cooperation is the hall mark speciality of Hindu Culture. With
Bharat’s deep faith in the mantra of ‘Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam’ (i.e. entire
world is one family), a wide range of her Rishis, Munis, Bhikshus,
Shramanas, Saints, scholars and experts travelled across the world from
Mexico to Siberia in olden eras. Without attempting to conquer any
empire or without destroying way of life of any society, prayer systems
or national and cultural identity, they shared with them the Bharatiya
ethos of love, affection and universal welfare. Even today the Bharatiya
Diaspora and our spiritual leaders are loved and respected for carrying
forward the same tradition. This explains why communities and thinkers
across the world see a positive hope for themselves and the world in
the future of Bharat.
A poet has described Bharatiya spirit in beautiful words which translate into English like this:
To the hungry babies of this world, I’ve fed blood from my heart,
Not others’ lands, I’m determined to conquer innumerable hearts !
Our ancient Rishi-Munis too have given voice to this very goal of Bharat’s timeless existence in these words:
(Chldren of this land should teach(the way of life) the Humanity by their own living examples.)
Hence, on this auspicious day of Vijaya Dashami, a new horizon of
victory is clear to us — as our goal of developing Bharat into the guide
and torch bearer of the whole world. We have to develop India
consistent with the present times and conditions, which can stand on its
own as an all capable, beautiful and prosperous nation in every manner;
a nation that looks at the entire world with a holistic, selfless,
integral and impartial vision. Bharat of our vision is one which
accepts all pluralities of the universe and is capable of presenting
itself as an example of integration. We have to build a Bharat where
prosperity comes hand in hand with ethics and rationality; where
compassion, service, welfare and fearlessness are constituents of
invincible strength; whose path of development should promote universal
welfare. This is the Bharat that we have to build. Bharat of our vision
whose Diaspora across the world grandly exemplify Bharat’s gentleness,
strong character and universality to their host populations, a strong
Bharat which will be a natural assurance of safety and security to every
such person who claims links with its land, ancestors and culture.
With similar expectations in mind, few months ago, the people of
Bharat brought about a drastic change in the government. This change of
government is not even six months old. But positive signs are emanating
from time to time which give hope about emergence of Bharat on the
international horizon and it appears that the people’s desire of a life,
secure and progressing in all its aspects, will soon start reflecting
in the governance. In a very short period, some policy initiatives taken
by the central government in national interest on the fronts of
economy, national security, international relations and many other areas
have raised good hopes. The government should now ensure that these
policies maintain their momentum in a determined and well organized
manner. We need to wait for some more time, with a sense of hope and
faith.
Recently, floods have incurred heavy losses of life and property in
many parts of the country, especially in Jammu and Kashmir. We pray to
the All Mighty for peace to the souls of those fellow citizens who lost
their lives in these floods and express our sympathy and support to
their family members. The swiftness, efficiency and open heartedness
with which the Central government provided relief and help to the
affected people deserves appreciation. As always, this time too, the
Swayamsewaks of RSS and workers of Sewa Bharati joined hands with
numerous other organizations to provide timely relief to the affected
people. They have also taken up future action plans in this direction.
Such moments, when Indian society rises above all differences and comes
forward to offer every possible support to fellow countrymen, reflect
collective sensitivity and national integration of Bharatiya society.
However, the present overall ground situation of the country appears
quite difficult and complex. Leaving everything related to the nation’s
future in the hands of government is not going to prove very effective.
All prevailing policy systems across the world have proven themselves as
incomplete and half baked visions. The system in our country too has
been suffering from the same problem since our independence. Our society
still remains afflicted by the decay of many of our vital social values
like honesty, social harmony, entrepreneurship, idealism, cultured
conduct and other similar collective qualities which are necessary for a
nation to be strong. Many internal and foreign forces are still active
in Bharat, whose only aim is to exploit the system for their petty
gains. Their focus is of playing games by exploiting and aggravating
these aberrations and creating clashes. It is therefore, expected that
everyone involved in the government machinery should remain vigilant and
efficient. They will have to evolve a suitable development path which
suits our current situation and adopt best ones out of various
development models prevalent today. They will also have to tackle the
mistakes caused by the lack of an integral view and will have to evolve
new alternative policies.
The new policy makers should also take best advantage of the vision
and experience of great Bharatiya leaders right from the tradition of
Swamy Vivekananda, Yogi Arvind, Swamy Ramtirth, Gurudev Ravindra Nath
Thakur and Lokmanya Tilak to Mahatma Gandhi, Netaji Subhash Chandra
Bose, Swatantrya Veer Savarkar, Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar, Acharya Vinoba
Bhave, Second Sarsanghachalak of RSS Shri ‘Guruji’ aka Madhav Sadashiv
Golvalkar, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia, Jayprakash Narayan and Pt. Deendayal
Upadhyay. It is high time that Bharat should now evolve a new and
suitable development model that incorporates the vision of such leaders
in fields like education, culture, economics, sociology and security;
which emerges from deep, integral, original and practical thinking
process of such stalwarts. We must remember that the final test of the
efficacy of these policies will be their impact on the life of the last
person standing, a Bharatiya on the last step of the ladder. We must
remember that the self reliance should be a necessary component of
national prosperity and security. We must remember that Bharat has been
the top leader of the world for centuries because of our richness in
thinking about life from different viewpoints. In that sense, Bharat
still holds the capability of world’s welfare. This thinking process has
now to be adapted to the new situations prevailing in the present day
world.
With faith and hope the society awaits the government to shape the nation as envisaged by our Constitution.
The evolution of nations in the world history shows that without
active cooperation and participation of people, mere political power
cannot bring about the desired change in the society. Therefore those
individuals and organizations who are engaged in giving direction to the
society and solving its various problems, must remain active and
vigilant. In a democratic system, the governments gain tremendously from
their activism, awareness and maturity in the interest of the nation
and it also protects the nation from possibility of detracting in the
game of power politics.
It is therefore necessary that all such individuals and organisations
should rise above their and organizational interests and keep
themselves busy in educating people and solving their problems. In a
democratic system, it is necessary that these players, the government
and administration should keep their dialogue alive; and the government
be informed whether the fruits of its policies are reaching the last
Bharatiya in the queue or not.
The complexity and seriousness of the situation of the nation
reflects this need in the development process of the nation. There is a
serious upsurge in the jehadi activities in the southern parts of
Bharat, especially in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. No effective policy
imperatives, efforts are visible in curbing such activities. No visible
reduction in smuggling of rare earth minerals from the southern coast
has come to notice. In states like West Bengal and Assam, the population
imbalance has been caused by illegal migration of a particular
community from across the national borders. Near surrender before these
fanatic elements and appeasement policy adopted by the ruling parties in
these states, have put the life of local Hindu communities, the law and
order situation as well as the national security under serious threat
in the region. The nation has yet to see the impact of the joint plan
of the Central and State governments in putting an effective check on
the activities of Jehadi and Naxal extremists and those forces which are
helping and promoting them. These extremist groups have presented a
serious threat to the internal national security.
But the society too has to play an important role in meeting this
challenge. The society needs to be aware towards tackling this problem.
Those individuals who are engaged in various kind of smuggling on the
borders also belong to the same society. Those people who provide
shelter and employment to the illegal migrants (infiltrators) from other
side are none other than the very citizens of our country. The social
situations causing exploitation of poor and lack of development finally
help the Naxals in recruiting poor youths as their cannon fodder.
Though an alert, transparent, sensitive and a rule abiding
administration is necessary for ending exploitation and ensuring
development, equally important is the role of society in eradicating
exploitation of the poor through active cooperation, striving in a
democratic way to end their exploitation and by running various types of
help and support activities in order to take these fruits of
development to the deprived people. We feel it necessary to put a ban on
meat exports, beef in particular and cow smuggling in immediate future.
It is necessary that policies of the government should take the
nation towards self reliance and should encourage entrepreneurship among
the people, but it is equally important for the people to encourage
consumption of Swadeshi products. Our tendency of buying daily need
goods, even buying foreign made statues of our Gods and Goddesses,
simply because they are cheaper in price, needs to be abandoned. We
need a vigilant government, a strong defence policy and brave and
efficient defence force to ensure the security of our nation, but we
equally need a society of people who are patriotic, vigilant and of a
high moral character. The discourse in the society should be such that
the morale of the armed forces and the government is enhanced. It is the
duty of the society to provide sufficient number of capable youths as
soldiers and officers to our armed forces. The society must keep
vigilant eyes and ears on the activities going on around them to ensure
safety of the nation.
But are we sure about the actual situation in our society? Can we say
for sure that the atmosphere in our family life is suitable for giving
right kind of training to our children and adolescents? Do the parents
in our family provide the right kind of example to encourage positive
values among the children? The increasing consumption of narcotic drugs
among our young generation simply reflects the falling levels of mutual
affection, communication and values among the family members. We have
been a society which has been guided by principles like
(Viewing every other woman as mother, others wealth as mere dust and
every other creature as one’s own self.) The erosion of these values is
now clearly reflecting through increase in crime, atrocities on women
and misconduct and also lack of restraint on the part of our young
generation across the country. In order to put a check on these
unfortunate tendencies, we surely need a strong and effective
enforcement of law. But there is an equal need to put forth our own
examples of good conduct and cultured behaviour.

Everyone is
aware of the role of government in such an environment. The education
departments have to see that the education they impart is available to
all, instilling values and cultural components, empowering the students
to stand up with self respect and courage in the struggle of life. It is
the responsibility of the government to keep check on tendency of
visual and print media to offer such programs and advertisements which
degrade morality in society. But society need not await for the
government actions in this regard. Our own family too is a micro
society. Family as a fundamental unit of society is still a part of our
life. We cannot run courses in different subjects in family, but our
families can surely provide training in fields like adding human values
to a family member’s life; discretion in do’s and don’ts, importance of
courage and patience which strengthens a person in the struggle of life.
In our own family it is entirely up to us to preserve the traditional
values and mould the conduct of elders in the family and create a
dialogue, consistent with the traditions, among family members. It is
the need of every household today.

There are few more fields in which we don’t need to wait for the
government’s role and can take lead on our own, like putting an end to
poverty and social discrimination. Luckily we have had a tradition of
thinking and action on both of these fronts. There are many voluntary
groups which are active in fields like education, health, increasing
environmental awareness and self reliance. There are many areas like
occupational training, water conservation, organic farming, cow
protection and promotion, and rural development etc. in which many
people are already working enthusiastically. Our Swayamsewaks too are
engaged in many such activities. But considering the vast expanse of our
society, there is still a huge potential for expanding these
activities. Depending upon our own taste and capability, we can join any
of such activities or can even start a new project independently. At
least, we can start with our own family members to help some needy
brothers and sisters in our neighbourhood or among our domestic helps.
There is an urgent need to take up eradication of social
discrimination in our society in a bigger and faster way. No government
or administrative machinery has the powers to remove feeling of
discrimination from people’s mind. It will end only with the efforts and
initiative of society itself. This can start only by direct action at
the level of our mind, our family and friends. To do this, we will have
to remove all such habits, misbelieves, traditions and practices which
encourage such discrimination. We will have to drive out even the
smallest of the remnants of our caste based, regional and linguistic
egos which breed such prejudices. We will have to stop ourselves from
even listening to or speaking such provocative statements which
encourage such prejudices in our hearts. We must also stop ourselves
from participating in any such violent activity that arises from such
provocative speech and environment. Each one of us must test each of our
act, whether big or small, on the simple ground that each member of my
great Hindu society, and each son/daughter of Mother Bharat, is my own
brother and sister. We must ensure that each of our Hindu temple,
cremation ground and community water source must remain open to all
Hindus. We should ensure that all Hindus should participate in all
functions, celebrations as well as festivals of great heroes and
personalities.
By shedding away the contraction inflicted on our extent of love through ages by breaking this barrier, is one kind of “Seemollanghan” we must do today.
We are not short of philosophies. Many of our great men have been
proponents of personal and collective wisdom in tune with the eternal as
well as contemporary suitable values. This is the 50th year of
‘Integral Humanism’ presented by Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay ji. Fortunately
we can see today a set of leadership which appears to be keen to give
practical shape to the values that were presented by our great leaders
through their honest and selfless thinking for the welfare of our
nation. Any social enterprise supported by qualities like vigilance,
integrity, personal and national character and discipline etc is bound
to succeed in building a balanced, happy and beautiful national life in
spite of any challenges, in any form.
Vijaya Dashmi is the celebration of victory. The new horizon of
victory visible before the nation is calling us. The nine days vigilance
and penance for attainment of collective strength bore fruit of the
victory of the virtuous Divine, on the Vijaya Dashmi day. Rashtriya
Swayamsewak Sangh has been engaged since 1925 in building a virtuous,
strong and organised society. A conducive environment in society helps
the transformation in the conduct of people that leads to desired change
in the system. In view of the size of our society; the complexity of
the internal and external problems it is facing; and the great goal that
awaits this nation — a lot more is yet to be done. Since its inception,
Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh has been engaged in the great mission of
building a work force of such swayamsewaks, who are energized with the
pride of their national Hindu identity; are empowered by inculcating
great qualities in their personality; and are prepared to sacrifice
everything even their life for the great goal as a constituent of
dedicated and disciplined organisation. The all inclusive and all
encompassing truth is what we call Hinduness. It is our national
identity. That is why we should take the Sangh Shakha to each home in
every village, street and community. The entire world is today waiting
for this eternal nation to stand up in its own form which was described
by a poet in following words: (as roughly translated from Hindi original
“Every country in the world when baffled and stumbled,
Visited this very land in search of truth,
The land offering solace to every trounced,
Offering to rescue every fallen.”
O! Great Nation! O! Great Hindusthan!”
I conclude hereby with a reiterated call to come forward and contribute towards reconstruction of this great nation!
“BHARAT MATA KI JAI”
– Mohan Bhagwat, RSS Sarasanghachalak
October 03, 2014 Nagpur

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